UEM, EPF waive RM6.5b PLUS compensation

The supervision had frozen contractual fee rate hikes for a NSE until 2015. File pic

KUALA LUMPUR, November sixteen UEM Group Berhad as well as a Employees Provident Fund (EPF), a new owners of a resources of PLUS Expressways, have waived their right to some RM6.5 billion in remuneration in sell for extensions to a benefaction periods for a Penang overpass as well as two alternative highways.

UEM as well as EPF also pronounced that fee increases for a North-South Expressway (NSE), a climax jewel of PLUS, will be lowered from 10 per cent each three years to five per cent at a same intervals, whilst a Penang Bridge will see no increase.

The supervision owed PLUS billions in remuneration due to a preference to freeze unpopular fee hikes that were stipulated in a strange benefaction agreement, until 2015.

The benefaction agreement for a NSE will end on December 31, 2038 as well as underneath a new conditions as well as conditions concluded upon in between UEM, EPF as well as a government, a benefaction periods for a Penang Bridge, NSE Central Link (Elite) as well as Butterworth Kulim Expressway (BKE) will be lengthened to December 31, 2038 from 2021, 2030 as well as 2026 respectively.

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